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Burdekins Creek (STREAM), NSW Details
History
Thomas Burdekin was one of a wealthy business family of Sheffield Ingl and who came to Australia in 1828 by 1832 he was a man of independent means. In that year he married Miss Bossley who had come to Sydney *
Description
A non perennial severely eroded stream which rises E of the Tamworth- Manilla railway line about 2.5 km N by E of Sulcor. It flows gene rally S for about 4 miles to its junction with Yellow Gully 3 miles NW of Attunga.
Meaning
Surname omitting the s
Origin
Named after Thomas Burdekin - a partner of John Brown in Attunga Pasto ral Station vide Gazetted 28th May 1847.
Burdekins Creek (STREAM), NSW
| title | Burdekins Creek (STREAM) |
| additional | |
| state | NSW |
| reference | 70167 |
| placename | Burdekins Creek |
| designation | STREAM |
| geographical name | |
| previous names | |
| lga | TAMWORTH REGIONAL |
| description | A non perennial severely eroded stream which rises E of the Tamworth- Manilla railway line about 2.5 km N by E of Sulcor. It flows gene rally S for about 4 miles to its junction with Yellow Gully 3 miles NW of Attunga. |
| meaning | Surname omitting the s |
| origin | Named after Thomas Burdekin - a partner of John Brown in Attunga Pasto ral Station vide Gazetted 28th May 1847. |
| history | Thomas Burdekin was one of a wealthy business family of Sheffield Ingl and who came to Australia in 1828 by 1832 he was a man of independent means. In that year he married Miss Bossley who had come to Sydney * |
